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but there was a daily instance of letters and an [[underline]] interest [[/underline]] kept up which was so Endearing, that a shade of amendment most gladdened me for the [[underline]] time [[/underline]] and really - the Heart is altogether [[unclear]] in the [[unclear]] now! but I assure you I do not indulge in needless sorrow for I am well aware I have a great deal to Comfort me in the [[unclear]] of the State of His Mind. which the Bishop London said was - [[underline]] Sound - Strong, Calm [[/underline]] and a Perfect indication of His possessing true Faith. that will be a lasting Comfort to us all for all my Brothers and Sisters feel [[unclear]] the same as I do this the greatest [[underline]] loss [[/underline]] we could have sustained at [[unclear]] kind Hearted - Honest friend and Conciliatory -- in what He was the [[underline]] friend of my Heart [[/underline]]. But I hope I am truly [[unclear]] that it was the will of God to try us to the [[underline]] quick [[/underline]] and that I do [[underline]] not [[/underline]] presume to [[underline]] question [[/underline]] His Desires. I am better of my lameness though still unable to walk without a Stick. Yesterday and today I have [[unclear]] the Garden Chair which has refreshed me very much but I dont think I can venture longer than half an hour in a [[unclear]] My knee tires so soon and then I must lay it up, on a [[underline]] [[unclear]] [[/underline]] which is very Comfortable and to my fancy much better than a Couch. I have had [[unclear]] made [[underline]] one foot wide, [[/underline]] then I can put up [[underline]] both legs which is less far to [[unclear]] [[/underline]]
